Captain Tsubasa: Rising Sun Finals Manga Returns in October

The Captain Tsubasa: Rising Sun Finals manga is scheduled to resume its serialization on October 6, according to an announcement from the franchise's official social media account. New installments will be published every Tuesday following the break. The series previously went on hiatus after releasing its one-hundredth chapter in May of this year. It initially launched on the Captain Tsubasa World website in July 2024 as storyboards before transitioning to regular chapters. This continuation follows creator Yōichi Takahashi's retirement from serializing his long-running soccer franchise earlier in 2024.
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- Release date
- October 6
- Platform
- Captain Tsubasa World website
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- #Captain Tsubasa
- #Rising Sun Finals
- #Serialization
- #Yōichi Takahashi
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